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    "title": "Department of Civil Servant Development Lecture: Exploring the Cultures of the International Village – Experiencing the Slow-Living Philosophy of the French and Dutch",
    "Content": "  In preparation for the 2025 World Masters Games in Taipei and New Taipei City, and to foster international exchange and enhance the global vision and cultural awareness of Taipei City Government (TCG) employees, the Department of Civil Servant Development (DCSD) held a special lecture on the morning of May 14 titled Exploring the International Village – French and Dutch Culture.    Guest speakers included Jeroen Uijttenhout and Prue Chan, co-founders of Dutch in Taiwan Ltd., and Patricia Lopes, a French language instructor from the Alliance Française de Taïwan. In addition to the lectures, the event featured interactive activities designed to give participants a firsthand experience of French and Dutch culture.    In her opening remarks, Department of Civil Servant Development (DCSD) Commissioner Ho Ya-jiuan noted that the 2025 World Masters Games will be held from May 17 to 30. To prepare for the arrival of athletes from around the world and help Taipei City Government staff better understand international cultures, DCSD has organized a series of cultural lectures since last September. These sessions have covered regions including Northeast Asia (Japan and Korea), Southeast Asia (Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia), North America, Oceania (Australia and New Zealand), and India.    This sixth session focused on French and Dutch culture. Commissioner Ho expressed her sincere thanks to the French Office in Taipei, the Alliance Française de Taïwan, and the Gin Shin Construction Culture and Arts Foundation for their generous support of the event. The program also featured hands-on cultural activities such as a live French chanson duet and a tasting of traditional Dutch stroopwafels, offering participants a richer and more immersive experience of French and Dutch life and culture.   Guest speakers Prue Chan and Jeroen Uijttenhout delivered a talk titled Dutch in Taiwan, beginning with the fact that the Netherlands’ official name is Nederland. They noted that the country is home to the world’s oldest national anthem and that 26% of its territory lies below sea level. The Dutch are widely recognized for their high English proficiency and their reputation for direct, open communication.    The Netherlands has also been a cradle of artistic genius, producing legendary painters such as Johannes Vermeer, Rembrandt, and Vincent van Gogh. Among Vermeer’s most iconic works is Girl with a Pearl Earring, which features a young woman in an exotic, turban-like headscarf glancing back at the viewer—her luminous pearl earring capturing the spotlight.    One of the event’s highlights was a charming cross-cultural exhibit that playfully reimagined Girl with a Pearl Earring featuring beloved character Miffy the bunny, creating a whimsical fusion of Dutch fine art and children’s pop culture.    Chan and Uijttenhout also shared the powerful story behind the Dutch slogan Stop deKindermoord (Stop the Child Murder), which became a street protest movement in the 1970s following the tragic deaths of over 400 children in traffic accidents in a single year. This sparked a nationwide push for transportation reform, prompting the Dutch government to redesign roads with a human-centered and sustainable safety approach. These efforts led to a dramatic reduction in traffic fatalities, making the Netherlands one of the safest countries in the world in terms of road safety.    In her talk titled Stepping into the Soul of French Culture, Patricia Lopes explored how France’s cultural identity has been shaped by its founding values of liberty, equality, and fraternity. This deep-rooted heritage has fostered a strong national pride and a confident embrace of culture. The French love to engage in lively discussion, value critical thinking, and prioritize quality of life and personal expression. Everyday gestures—like greeting one another with a warm Bonjour or exchanging cheek kisses—are rich reflections of this cultural philosophy.    Lopes noted that cuisine is the indispensable soul of French culture. From a simple breakfast of croissants and black coffee to elaborate multi-course lunches and dinners, meals in France are not only a gastronomic experience but also a vital social ritual—an opportunity for conversation, connection, and cultural exchange. French cuisine embraces a wide range of flavors with confidence and curiosity, from wine and cheese to more adventurous dishes like frog legs, calf’s head, tripe, escargots, and wild hare. Lopes also introduced the audience to French table etiquette, the art of wine pairing, and the close relationship between regional identity and local cuisine, showing how in France, eating has evolved into an everyday form of artistic expression.    Beyond the keynote talks, the event featured immersive cultural experiences from both France and the Netherlands. The French Chanson Duet opened the program with the classic C'est si bon, performed by Nicolas Drouet, adjunct lecturer in Tamkang University as well as Chinese Culture University where he teaches in the French Department, and Soochow University where he teaches in the Music Department, accompanied on the accordion by Vincent Tsai, guest lecturer at University of Taipei. As they played a string of evocative tunes, the music transported listeners to the streets of Paris, with poetic melodies and dreamlike accordion harmonies that filled the room with the atmosphere of French artistry.    The Dutch Cultural Experience featured hands-on baking of traditional Dutch stroopwafels, led by instructors Ciao Chan and Judy Chen. As participants enjoyed this multisensory activity, they were treated to a delightful blend of experiences: the elegant strains of French music in the air, the rich scent of caramel wafting through the venue, and the soft, slowly melting sweetness of fresh stroopwafels on the tongue—a feast for the ears, nose, and tastebuds alike.    The event wrapped up with an interactive online quiz that energized the audience and added a final touch of fun. Through this program, participants journeyed through the art, charm, and romance of France and the Netherlands, gaining a meaningful glimpse into the gentle yet profound philosophies of slow living that define everyday life in both cultures.",
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    "title": "City Governance Forum with Deputy Mayor Huang and Trainees of the Long-term Management Program",
    "Content": "    Taipei City Government’s Department of Civil Servant Development hosted a city governance forum for the Long-term Management Program on December 27. Around 350 Senior executive officers, section chiefs, mid- and junior-level managers participated in the event both physically and online, and the discussion with Deputy Mayor Huang helped them to better understand Taipei City Government’s core values of honesty, integrity, teamwork, creativity, excellence, openness and sharing.      Program trainees utilized Slido during the forum to interact with the Deputy Mayor, who encouraged everyone to be brave and take action, as this will have fruitful impact on their future careers in public service, and not to go against the principles of legality and one’s conscience when faced with pressure. Deputy Mayor Huang also shared her thoughts on being a manager with all the other managers in the room. She recommends delegating tasks based on the characteristics and traits of every staff member to cater to their individual strengths and strive for fairness. She also called for city government managers to listen to what employees have to say and create a culture of trust and communication within the organization.     One audience member asked how the Deputy Mayor keeps track of every task while working day and night. Deputy Mayor Huang replied that she manages her time with a to-do list, prioritizing the more urgent tasks and working her way down methodically. The key to Deputy Mayor Huang’s management system is to review the important tasks and ideas of the day every night since timely review helps memorization.     The forum also arranged for Director Kwei-Bo Huang of the Global and Regional Risk Assessment Center, from the College of International Affairs at National Chengchi University, to deliver a seminar on the Taiwan-US-China relationship from a risk assessment and management perspective. The seminar aims to foster a more international vision for trainees, using the power struggle between the US and China to interpret hidden meanings in the dynamics of the international playing field.     Echoing this theme, a video on the Taipei Friendship Tour by the External Affairs team of Taipei City Government was also played at the forum, and Commissioner Tom Chou of the Department of Civil Servant Development spoke on the progress Taipei City Government has made in regards to city diplomacy. Commissioner Chou shared that, since the latter half of last year, the city government has visited over 50 foreign offices and conducted video conferences with 7 major international cities. Aside from business cooperation proposals, there have been 18 cultural activities in collaboration with these foreign partners to great response. This has greatly enhanced Taipei City’s relationship with foreign offices stationed in Taiwan and major international cities, as well as increased Taiwan’s international profile. ",
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    "title": "Taipei City’s Post-pandemic Innovation with Gyeonggido",
    "Content": "Taipei City’s Department of Civil Servant Development held an online seminar with the Human Resources Development Institute of Gyeonggido, Korea on October 28 under the theme “Change & Chance – Opportunity in the Time of Pandemic Crisis”. With over 200 participants from both sides, the meeting was a fruitful event that demonstrated great creativity.Commissioner Tom Chou from the Taipei City Department of Civil Servant Development commented that, while the pandemic prevention policies differs between Taiwan and Korea, both led to outstanding results overall. This online event aims to bring about better results for pandemic prevention and economic growth.Yuki Huang, Chief Marketing Officer of KKday and the business representative on Taiwan’s side, shared how KKday adjusted its management tactics that cultivated more travel business, and let its business partners, such as airlines, five-star hotels and gift shops, share the benefit of kkday’s success.The project manager of Taipei City Government’s digital transformation efforts is Secretary-general Chen Chih-Ming, who spoke on the “New Normal” way of life in a post-pandemic city. He emphasized that Taipei was able to curb the second wave of Covid-19 in May swiftly, while also being able to bolster its economy, mainly due to the policy of accelerating the digitalization of industries. However, he also warned of the challenges that awaits the city in 2022 – inflation and wealth inequality.Director Seung-gwan Lim of the Gyeonggi Provincial Medical Center Ansung Hospital shared how the Gyeonggido Province increased its medical capacity through hardware upgrades and operational support. Associate Professor Seung-yun Lee from Konkuk University in Gyeonggido stressed the need for change under the global trend of industry digitalization.Over half of the Global 500 companies of 2000 has disappeared under the pandemic. Currently, the five most valuable companies in the world are Apple, Google, Microsoft, Facebook and Amazon. Roblox is the most popular online game among teenagers right now. On average, its users log on for 2.5 hours daily, well exceeding the time spent on YouTube and Instagram, which signals a more virtualized, digitalized future.Commissioner Chou points out the importance of industrial digital transformation in a post-pandemic world. In the future, the Department of Civil Servant Development will work with the city government on its digitalization policies to provide high-quality digital programs, promote digital capability among staff, and embrace the post-pandemic challenges with the industry.",
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    "title": "Department of Civil Servant Development of the Taipei City Government introducing the second session of the Trends Forum in 2021 -- “Design Driving Three Innovations\" as the innovation strategy actions of the public-private collaboration",
    "Content": "　　The Taipei City Government (hereinafter referred to as the Government) is committed to creating a tourism concept incorporating the destinations of MaoKong, the gondola there and panda visits, and the idea consolidates the efforts of religions, culture events, local attractions and shopping districts. To improve the aesthetics of public services and establish brand advantages, the Department of Civil Servant Development of the Taipei City Government and the Taiwan Design Center (TDRI) has collaborated in the innovation development of the project (for MaoKong, MaoKong Gondola and pandas) and launched a series of customized design workshops. 26 relevant agencies of the City Government and the local businesses in Wenshan District are invited to participate in the workshops to incorporate design into the public sector, reach a consensus on the project and brainstorm innovative strategies to establish the brand image of the concept.　　In order to improve the learning performance of design and aesthetics thinking being incorporated into the project, the Department of Civil Servant Development introduces the topic "Design Driving Three Innovations" into its second session of the Trends Forum, and organizes an exhibition at the creativity theater of the TDRI on the afternoon of August 31, 2021. The event fully presents the public-private partnership and how it incorporates design thinking into a new public service governance model promoting the project. The exhibition invites Deputy Mayor Shan-Shan Huang, Deputy Secretary-General Te-Chuan Li, Commissioner Tom Chou of the Department, President Chi-Yi Chang of the TDRI, Professor Chen-Yi Sun of National Chengchi University, Chief Strategy Officer Chung-Hung Chiang of U-Theater, chief of Zhinan Village, representatives from the local business districts of MaoKong area and another distinguished guest, and there are more than 300 people registered to watch the online streaming of the event.　　Deputy Secretary-General Te-Chuan Li stated in his introduction that the goals of the Three Innovations project focus on consolidation of resources to gather customers, innovation of tourism to experience value and reinforcement of the brand image of the project. The education and training processes of the project and the joint ideation of local business representatives will reach a consensus in building a learning organization team, and it is expected that the project will lead to a systematic operation after two years.　　Deputy Mayor Shan-Shan Huang also came to the site and offered her cheers to colleagues. She said she was amazed to see how colleagues of the Government tried to have in-depth discussions with the residents about the direction of local development and have obtained great results. Deputy Mayor Huang believes that for Taipei to change, it is important to find the brand identity first, followed by its soul and then the most important part is the public-private sector collaboration. The exhibition shows that the young civil servants of the Government already have a very important foundation, and with them putting in efforts into the project, changes in Taipei are expected. At the same time, Deputy Mayor Huang was very glad that many high-ranking officials from the Government have also participated in the project. She often brings it up to the mayor on how the officials are also learning. Many of them come from the private sector and understand the needs better. This process can serve as an example for the Government to formulate its future policies.　　Seven main topics (zoo services system, MaoKong Gondola services system, MaoKong business district services system, experience economy promotion, human-centered transportation facilities, feature attractions and integrated marketing) introduced their design in the exhibition, and the participants proposed several innovation strategy actions. The priority is to plan a tourism theme that provides the right user journey. Feature attractions and an itinerary offering experience will connect MaoKong Gondola with the tea farms and shopping district in MaoKong, U-Theater, temples and an ecology park to be built at the zoo in the future. The program connects tour operators and offers a trip planner system for independent travelers to serve a variety of travelers. Then there are convenient integrated service facilities such as the improvement of signs, parking information guidance, sharing electric scooters, electric cars and other transportation systems to put the cherry on top of the already convenient and comfortable trips. Finally, effective integrated marketing introduces a series of events and topics and recommendations and incorporates online travel booking platforms to offer mini-tours to the attractions included in the Three Innovations project, which are all recommendations from the participants for this project.　　The event ended with Commissioner Tom Chou of the Department of Civil Servant Development presenting souvenirs to the seven presenters and certificates of completion to participants to express his gratitude. Commissioner Chou said that the mayor is very supportive of the Three Innovations project, and the strong local bond and rich talents and creativity are the main motivations for the mayor to support this project. After listening to the results of the seven different topics, Commissioner Chou believes that content is full of creativity and passion, and he can see that the project will be very successful.　　For the purpose of pandemic control, the event complies with the regulations of the central government and adopts the real-name registration procedures. The event is also streamed live on e-Learning Taipei and YouTube, and more than 650 people from the Government, the central government, and other local government bodies of other cities and counties have viewed the video. The streaming is available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXgu2HVvR5A ",
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    "title": "Department of Civil Servant Development’s Volunteer Service Regular Meeting 2021 Successfully Completed",
    "Content": "　　The Department of Civil Servant Development of the Taipei City Government held its annual gathering of volunteers at the Department’s B203 classroom on the morning of April 30th, 2021. The communication platform is used to build up friendships and consensus among members. At the gathering, were announced the results of the election for the Captain for the Year, and Commissioner Tom Chou presented the appointment letters to the new Captain and Vice-Captain. Certificates of appreciation were also handed to the resigning Captain, Vice-Captain, honorary consultants and the distinguished volunteers who ranked among the top 5 in terms of the total number of service hours, for their hard work and dedication at the service of the Department.　　In his speech, Commissioner Chou remarked, with a pinch of humor, on how he was about the same age as all the volunteers and was influenced by his diplomatic career and his children. He added that he was also open and willing to learn new things such as rap music, from the younger generation of singers. With his sense of humor, he drew all the volunteers even closer during the gathering. Commissioner Chou sincerely expressed his gratitude to the volunteers present for their dedication in supporting the Department, especially during this two-year-long period of the COVID pandemic. Everyone had greatly contributed to the six main basic functions of the Department: shift, security, library, customer service, accounting and personnel services.　　After thanking and praising the volunteers, Commissioner Chou took a group photo with everyone, reviewed the service achievements of the team in 2020 and announced capability improvement events for 2021, followed by a socializing time with everyone. Hopefully, the volunteer service regular meeting will effectively encourage the team spirit of the Department and fellow volunteers to further contribute and promote the operations of the Department in the future.",
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    "title": "2021 First “Trends Forum” Under the Theme of “Diversity Inclusion, Innovation Taipei” by the Department of Civil Servant Development Took Place on April 6th",
    "Content": "　　Taipei, with more than a century of history, has a DNA of democracy, freedom, diversity, and innovation that brings openness, energetic inclusion, and innovative minds. For our employees and citizens to better understand inclusion and innovative actions promoted by the city government, this “Trends Forum” is themed on “Diversity Inclusion, Innovation Taipei” and demonstrates the image and cultural attraction of Taipei City.　　According to Tom T.C. Chou, Department of Civil Servant Development (DCSD) Commissioner, the DCSD’s duty is to train city government’s staff to meet the needs of policies and department’s requirements and to nurture talents for municipal governance. Commissioner Chou indicated that the city government has been promoting numerous policies integrating local cultures, such as the 5+3 Environment Museums which are beyond the usual ideas of the museum and allow citizens to discover stories behind streets, buildings, and religions of Taipei. Finally, Chou wishes that through Tsai’s speech, the Deputy Mayor, and precise point of view by other speakers, participants can know better understand the current development of the city’s cultural brand - “Diversity Inclusion, Innovation Taipei” promoted by the city government.　　Deputy Mayor Tsai’s speech themed on “Stories．Happening all around you all the time” uses the idea of making culture walk into streets to 5 Environment Museums—Wanhua, Dadaocheng, Beitou Hot Spring, South Taipei NTU, North Taipei Corridor, with a video presentation to let participants better understand how Taipei promotes inclusion, uses four-season movable footprint map to sense local cultural features of each area, reinforce the strength of the city, builds localized, industrialized and internationalized urban cultural brand, and deepens local cultural identity.　　The event also invited Yun-Chen LI, Manager of Tvkbro,  Tsung-Hsiung TSAI, Director of the Department of Cultural Affairs, Taipei City Government, and Se-Chen LAI, Chairman of the Taiwan Tourism Interchange Association to join the panel of discussion of the forum. Manager LI led the audience to go through the development of a new cultural blueprint for integration and innovation of Taipei through questions and answers. Director TSAI shared his experience of promoting the Environment Museum (no enclosure wall museum) policy. Through vertical integration and horizontal connection, cooperation with each department, and taking stock of community opinions and resources, promote from a bottom to top and top to bottom together. Chairman LAI shared how to connect tourism in Taipei and to innovate Taipei travel plans by applying the idea of a no-enclosure wall museum. He also pointed out the competitive tourism conditions that Taipei has, such as safety, human interaction, convenient transportation, and cultural diversity, and so on. The Environment Museum (no-enclosure wall museum) is suitable for promoting the five senses of tourist lifestyle experience and for promoting effectively Taipei’s urban cultural tourism.　　Outside the venue, videos and posters related to the theme were displayed to demonstrate the outcome of the Environment Museum (no-enclosure wall museum) promotion. In addition, in response to Covid-19 epidemic prevention, this event required real-name verification as well as online live streaming, Slido Q&A, and the adoption of other virtual and real teaching methods. Other governments’ employees promoting similar events and people interested in the topic were invited to join online simultaneously. ",
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    "title": "Department of Civil Servant Development of Taipei City Government introduced the second session of the Trends Forum – “Local Transformation x Create Future – From Market Renovation, Business District Transformation to Industry Innovation”",
    "Content": "Taipei is one of the international capital cities and our country's leading city in political, economic and cultural activities.  This year marks the 100th anniversary of its foundation and the Department of Civil Servant Development of the Taipei City Government has planned a series of the "Trends Forum" lectures to closely follow the global sustainable development goals and municipal development affairs.The Department of Civil Servant Development of the Taipei City Government introduced the second session of the Trends Forum on the afternoon of November 26th, and the topic was "Local Transformation x Create Future – From Market Renovation, Business District Transformation to Industry Innovation".  Deputy Mayor Shan-Shan HUANG delivered a keynote speech on the strategies of markets, business districts, startups, and pandemic prevention.  The event also invited Secretary-General Steve HSU of the Management Intelligence Sharing Association as the host, and Steve YANG, the CEO of Canopy, and Wei-Cheng CHANG, the Vice President of Corporate Synergy Development Center were invited as panelists to discuss Taipei's policies on industry development and transformation, technological innovation, cross-domain communication, and talent cultivation.The "Trends Forum" opened with a sonorous and powerful introduction delivered by the host, Steve HSU and a performance of Shamisen folk songs from Okinawa, Japan, followed by a keynote speech delivered by Deputy Mayor HUANG to trigger everyone's imagination and understanding of promoting Taipei's industry development.  Applications and innovations involving market renovation, revitalization of business districts, innovation and entrepreneurship, and pandemic control were discussed in the Forum to show everyone how the teams in the City Government of Taipei dealt with the challenges. CEO Steve YANG introduced the small and medium innovative enterprises that had received awards and subsidies from the City Government, such as Impact Hub Taipei, Walk in Taiwan and others, to share the current development highlights and important topics of innovative industries.  VP CHANG discussed street economy issues of the current city development and emphasized the importance of incorporating aesthetics, in-depth experience, peace of mind and safety, resilient cities, and other industry governance strategies, before finishing his speech with a topic on succession to encourage and affirm the city governance achievement of Taipei.An "Experience Demo Zone" was set up outside the venue to align with the main theme of the forum.  The Department of Economic Development of the city government showcased the models of market building projects, such as the Chenggong Market, First Fruit and Vegetable Wholesale Market, and Wanda Fish Wholesale Market, so that the attendees of the forum would experience the development prototype of market renovations in Taipei through the professional introduction conducted by scholars and experts.In response to the requirements of pandemic control measures, the event adopted real-name registration, and the attendees also maintained social distancing and wore masks.  The event also offered live broadcast and Slido Q&A to allow more colleagues who were not at the event to share the results, so that more people would understand the status and performance of the city government's progress in important industry policies. ",
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    "title": "Department of Civil Servant Development, Taipei City Government Post-Pandemic Digital Transformation & Service Innovation ~ Stimulating City Transformation and Creating Unlimited Possibilities",
    "Content": "  On October 29th, 2020, both the Department of Civil Servant Development and the Department of Information Technology of the Taipei City Government in collaboration with Easycard Corporation, organized a forum on the theme of “Post-Pandemic Digital Transformation & Service Innovation” to encourage the central and local governments and private enterprises to link with each other. At the same time, the live broadcast also allowed more colleagues to participate in the discussion on how to reinforce digital infrastructure and promote creative and smart services to bring competitiveness and vitality to Taipei and stimulate the power of urban transformation in the face of the New Normal of the post-pandemic era.      Mr. Wen-Je KO, the Mayor of Taipei City, through the theme of “Post-Pandemic’s New Normal Insights and Transformation Deployment” from his perspective as a doctor and Mayor stated that in the short run, humankind is unable to stop the virus from affecting the society and under the impact of the pandemic, digital transformation is imperative. Taipei City has been active in digital construction and services for a long time. During the fight against the "pandemic," it has made use of technological solutions in advance deployment. The success of the fight against the pandemic has not only been confirmed by 86% of the public, but has also received positive reports in the foreign news media. In the future, the Taipei City Government will continue to promote cash-free transactions, low contact service and big data center in the future to strengthen future competitiveness and innovative actions through digital transformation.      During the "Critical Digital Infrastructure - [Unhampered] Transformation session”, which was moderated by Chia-Kai LIU, CEO of Data Science Program, the Deputy Director of the Department of Information Management Office, National Development Council (NDC), Dr. Ming-Fen CHUANG, expressed, through the discussion, that to promote the autonomous use of personal data, the NDC has set up the “MyData Platform” to gradually return the right to personal data usufruct to the people themselves. Hsin-Ke LU, Director of the Department of Information Technology, Taipei City Government demonstrated how the City integrated personal identification to several municipal services to create the “TaipeiPASS”, bringing citizen services closer to the lives of the inhabitants and achieving a sense of well-being through Smart Taipei.                    In the session, themed "New Life Smart Service - Experience the [No Cash/No Limit] Potential", the CEO of 5% DESIGN ACTION, Mr. Kevin YANG, and KPMG Operations Director, Mr. Wei-Yen LAI, shared key ideas on digital transformation from the CEO's point of view in "Digital Transforming & New Life Blueprint". Chairman Ting-Ju CHEN of EasyCard Corporation said during the discussion that EasyWallet is a virtualization of EasyCard, making the wallet mobile and cloud-based, and building a new service value of living without cash. Finally, Mr. Chih- Ching LIN, Deputy General Manager of FamilyMart, shared that his company has been actively deploying the digital transformation by exploring consumer touchpoints and setting an innovative benchmark for member services. Besides, an empirical case study is also planned at the site to stimulate more creativity to face the new social patterns of post-pandemic lifestyle in the future.                   The outbreak of the pandemic is a crisis but, also, an opportunity to stimulate change. This in-depth experience-sharing and exchange will lead the Taipei City Government to continue moving in the right direction, to support digital transformation by building a quality digital environment, to sustain the development of the entire city with innovative thinking in the face of an ever-changing future and allowing more opportunities and possibilities to occur in Taipei.",
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    "title": "The 2020 \"Volunteer Conference\" of the Department of Civil Servant Development ended successfully and in gratitude!",
    "Content": "The Department of Civil Servant Development, Taipei City Government (hereinafter referred to as the Department) held its annual "Volunteer Conference" in Room B102 on the afternoon of April 30, 2020. Through this exchange platform, we can listen to the heartfelt voices of our volunteer partners and bring cohesion to our mutual friendship. In addition to announcing the results of the new year's election of the Commander and issuing certificates of appointment for the cadres, certificates of appreciation and small gifts were also awarded to the outgoing cadres and the top five volunteer partners in terms of hours of service, thanking them for their hard work in helping the Department in its operations.Speaking at the ceremony, the Acting Director of the Department, LIN Fang-Ju thanked the volunteers for their efforts in supporting the operations of the Department, particularly in the context of the outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic, which had disrupted the operations of many an institution. Owing to the strong support of our partners, we can take the temperature of people entering the Department's premises daily to help to secure the safety of the site and has been a timely reminder for lecturers and students to wear masks. Attention is paid to the physical conditions of the students in the class, to maintain the safety of the classroom environment and reduce the impact of the operations of the Department. She also mentioned that the total number of volunteer service hours served in 2019 was over 11 000 hours, with more than 130, 000 people serving, an increase of 11% over 2018. The service produced a marked effect and a high appreciation by lecturers and students.The philosophical value of our voluntary service is "care, cooperation, service, and pleasure" and therefore, our volunteer partners are always positive-going, helping one another, happy and harmonious in the team culture service to promote the Department's operations and provide excellent quality service. Finally, in a warm and touching vibe, our Department and volunteers took a group photo together to mark the perfect conclusion of this year's "Volunteer Conference". ",
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    "title": "Municipal Services Plus Series Activities - \"Long-Term Municipal Administration Class Forum\" -- A face-to-face exchange between our management-level colleagues and the Deputy Mayor HUANG Shan-Shan",
    "Content": "The Department of Civil Servant Development (hereinafter referred to as the Civil Training Development) organized the "Long-Term Municipal Administration Class Forum" on December 30th at 9:30 AM to promote the people-centered service spirit of the Taipei City Government (hereinafter referred to as "The Government") and establish the correct core values of the management-level staff. The Deputy Mayor, Huang Shan-Shan, was present in-person to exchange views with the management-level staff of the city government.Nearly 200 students of the Government's long-term managerial class also participated in the forum.The forum began with a scheduled keynote address on the theme of  "Creative Leadership and Team Integration" by Adjunct Professor Yu, Chih-Li of the Department of Public Administration, National Chengchi University and also Chair Professor of Shih Hsin University. Professor Yu used the two micro movies produced by Civil Training Development showcasing the Government's benchmark of "Leadership Commitment" and "Innovation Boldness" to guide colleagues to uphold their sense of mission and engagement to serving the community.During the forum, Deputy Mayor Huang exhorted her colleagues of the Government to understand that honesty and integrity are the most important core values of this government, whenever a problem props up, questions must be asked. One must have the courage to speak the truth, be good-hearted and do his/her utmost best. Colleagues are the most important supervisors of this government. The cornerstone of governance cannot be stable at the top if the foundation is not solid. She hoped that the seriousness and hard work of her colleagues would be seen by the public and that they could be proud of their contributions. Finally, Deputy Mayor Huang urged everyone to continue making progress in the future, to serve the people, to innovate for the city, and to work together to build Taipei's vision of becoming a livable and sustainable city! ",
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    "Source": "https://english.dcsd.gov.taipei/News_Content.aspx?n=1DF8957170AFFDE0&s=E9CCCE0690420CC2",
    "title": "The Gyeonggi Province public servants visit Taipei  for the first time to 2 weeks of exchange and training",
    "Content": "The Gyeonggi province Human Resource Development Institute (GPHRDI) official governor Choi Myeong Bog led 15 provincial and local civil servants to the Taipei City Government for a 14-day training from August 26th to September 8th in 2018. The Department of Civil Servant Development (DCSD) arranged a series of training classes and on site visite for the civil servants to exchange and visit. The training was based on the Memorandum signed by the DCSD and GPHRDI on August, 2017. The DCSD’s Commissioner Chao-Hsiang Chu led 15 civil servants of the Taipei City Government to the GPHRDI on December, 2017 to exchange experiences on industry, technology, transportation and tourism. The GPHRDI assembled the team to training and study courses including garbage disposal, resource reuse, environmental education, transportation operation, cultural experience and disaster response. Which allowed the Gyeonggi Province civil servants to observe the economic development, city construction and culture, and increase their understanding of the Taipei City Government. ",
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    "Source": "https://english.dcsd.gov.taipei/News_Content.aspx?n=1DF8957170AFFDE0&s=FF46C5985B13A66B",
    "title": "Demonstrate the LEAN management results from the inside out.",
    "Content": "The first "LEAN Management Results Observation Conference" has been hosted by the City Government to demonstrate implementation of the LEAN management. The keynote speeches, excellent case studies, poster exhibition and vote were used to show the results and allow other agencies to explore and learn. The Department of Civil Servant Development also integrated several of E-Services including the online registration, presentation download, online questionnaire and voting for posters to show the concept of E-Service. More than 700 people participated the Observation Conference, participants included from the City Government officials to and more than 100 officials from other department and agencies, such as the Ministry of Health and Welfare, Ministry of Economic Affairs, Council of Agriculture, Atomic Energy Council, Keelung City, New Taipei City, Taoyuan City, Hsinchu County, Changhua County, Chiayi City, Tainan City and Yilan County.",
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    "title": "2018, Department of Civil Servant Development, Taipei City Government, held the “City Government Optimization – Management Innovation” Management Training Results Meeting.",
    "Content": "On the afternoon of May 24, 2018 (Thursday), the Department of Civil Servant Development held the “City Government Optimization – Management Innovation” Management Training Results Meeting. Almost 100 managers from city government departments and agencies attended with the focus on “Digital Governance, Smart Government.” Mr. Su Liang, head of the “Taiwan Smart City Solutions Alliance” (TSSA) and chairman of MiTAC Information Technology Corp. spoke on “Smart Cities – Vision and Realization.” Professor Lu Yu-cheng from National Taipei University and professor Chu Feng-kang from National Chengchi University presented case-oriented feedback. Case studies discussed included: “Mainline Bus and Transfer Discount Integration Program,” “Creating a Smart Land Affairs Office – Starting With Taipei,” “Using the Internet of Things to Create a Smart Management System for Feitsui Reservoir,” “First Self-Driving Demonstration Field in Taiwan – Creating an Internet of Vehicles Global Platform” and “Using Smart Payments to Introduce Smart Roadside and Off-Road Parking.” These successful cases were reviewed to show officials how smart services can be used to produce rich Taipei City Government policy fruits. As digital technology develops, city government services should seek to adopt digital and information based smart technology to connect services. This makes it possible to provide services that better met public needs, optimizing the benefits of the sharing economy as we actively work to make to realize the vision of Taipei as a “livable and sustainable city.",
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    "title": "In 2018, the Department of Civil Servant Development, Taipei City Government, held the “Leadership Camp”- 2017 Strategic Map Execution Results Meeting.",
    "Content": "On  March 24, 2018 , the Department of Civil Servant Development, held a “Leadership Camp,” attended by more than 100 heads and deputies of level-1 depantments, level-2 senior heads and district heads, in the Department’s International Conference Hall. This meeting focused on “strategic map execution results,” showcasing the results of city government departments and agencies and using those to forge consensus, strengthen city government team work and forward momentum, to realize the vision of Taipei as a “livable and sustainable city.”",
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    "title": "In 2017, Department of Civil Servant Development, Taipei City Government, held “Taipei City-New Taipei City Public Policy and City Governance Seminar”",
    "Content": "In 2017, the Department of Civil Servant Development held the “Taipei City-New Taipei City Public Policy and City Governance Seminar” focused on the subject of “education.” Professor Chan Chih-yu from the Department of Education at National Chengchi University talked on “Future Trends in Education – Innovation and Experimentation” to 118 officials from Taipei City, New Taipei City, Taoyuan City, Keelung City and Yilan County. With Taipei City and New Taipei City being the constituent parts of Greater Taipei, residents expect a certain degree of integration in public policy. This seminar discussed policy and shared case studies, thereby enabling local governments to learn from quality city government service experience and improve the quality of public services they offer. Traditional “carrot and stick” incentive-oriented learning is no longer suited to an era in which the pursuit of innovation is paramount. In sharing case studies, Principal Huang Chih-shun of Heping Elementary School in Taipei City discussed: “Creating an Autonomous Learning Elementary School: The First Newly Established Experimental Education Elementary School.” Section Chief Ho Mao-tien from New Taipei City Education Bureau talked on “Promoting Adaptive Admission as Part of the 12-year National Education Curriculum.” Academics and experts exchanged opinions at the seminar in an effort to devise improved educational policies and approaches. ",
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    "title": "Taipei City Government mascot bear Bravo enrolls in “Taipei e-Campus” and takes part in a Department of Civil Servant Development “Leadership Camp.”",
    "Content": "On March 21, 2018, the Department of Civil Servant Development held a Taipei e-Campus fun learning “welcome ceremony for Taipei mascot Bravo Bear.” This event invited Bravo to become a member of Taipei e-Campus and on March 24 the mascot bear attended a “Leadership Camp.”",
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    "title": "In 2017, Department of Civil Servant Development, Taipei City Government, held “Leadership Camp”- 2016 Strategic Map Execution Results Meeting.",
    "Content": "On  March 25, 2017 , the Department of Civil Servant Development, held a “Leadership Camp,” attended by more than 100 heads and deputies of level-1 depantments, level-2 senior heads and district heads, in the Department’s International Conference Hall. This meeting focused on “strategic map execution results,” showcasing the results of city government departments and agencies to forge consensus, strengthen city government team work and create forward momentum, to realize the vision of Taipei as a “livable and sustainable city.”",
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    "title": "In 2016, the Department of Civil Servant Development, Taipei City Government, received an honorable mention in the “Inter-disciplinary Cooperation Category” of the 2016 Taipei City Government Innovative Proposals Competition.",
    "Content": "“Taipei e-Campus” is a shared e-Learning platform used by Taipei City Government. After many modifications, it is today an e-Learning benchmark and leading brand in Taiwan. In order to ensure the professional knowledge and experience of departments and agencies is effectively stored and disseminated, the Department of Civil Servant Development engages in strategic cooperation with them, using the advantages of e-learning for any time/place learning and storing knowledge to enhance the quality of its public servants in the city government. The Department received an honorable mention for its Inter-disciplinary Integration A++, Innovative Training E-learning” program in the “Inter-disciplinary Cooperation Category” of the 2016 Taipei City Government Innovative Proposals Competition.“Taipei e-Campus” is a shared e-Learning platform used by Taipei City Government. After many modifications, it is today an e-Learning benchmark and leading brand in Taiwan. In order to ensure the professional knowledge and experience of departments and agencies is effectively stored and disseminated, the Department of Civil Servant Development engages in strategic cooperation with them, using the advantages of e-learning for any time/place learning and storing knowledge to enhance the quality of its public servants in the city government. The Department received an honorable mention for its Inter-disciplinary Integration A++, Innovative Training E-learning” program in the “Inter-disciplinary Cooperation Category” of the 2016 Taipei City Government Innovative Proposals Competition. ",
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    "title": "The Department of Civil Servant Development won third place in the 2017 Taipei City Government Innovative Proposals Competition.",
    "Content": "Because of the increasing importance of personnel training in the promotion of city government business, the Department of Civil Servant Development actively promotes the e-Training Services Program. This involves re-engineering processes and using information technology to enhance the training efficiency of Taipei City Government civil servants. Such an approach enables colleagues to better promote municipal construction work, provide better quality public services and realize the vision of Taipei as a “livable and sustainable city.” In 2017, the department submitted the results of its program under the title “Creating e-Training Services – Real World Training in Information Management Systems 2.0,” as part of the 2017 Taipei City Government Innovative Proposals Competition for which it won third place in the “Inter-disciplinary Cooperation Category.” ",
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    "title": "In 2016, the Department of Civil Servant Development, Taipei City Government, received a gold medal as part of the HCM Excellence Awards Program organized by the US Brandon Hall Group.",
    "Content": "In April 2016, the Department of Civil Servant Development submitted “Integrating the Assessment Center Method with the Taipei City Government Department of Civil Servant Development Division Chiefs Training Course” to the Brandon Hall Group’s HCM Excellence Awards Program for which it received a gold medal for Best Advance in Competency Management in the Talent Management Awards. This award showcases the efforts made by Taipei City Government to cultivate the best management talent possible and the high level of international acclaim these have received.",
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    "Source": "https://english.dcsd.gov.taipei/News_Content.aspx?n=1DF8957170AFFDE0&s=391E1B5071A9D871",
    "title": "In 2016, the Department of Civil Servant Development, Taipei City Government, received a gold medal as part of the Excellence Awards in Technology Program organized by the US Brandon Hall Group.",
    "Content": "In September 2016, the Department of Civil Servant Development submitted “Application of e-Learning Technology for Civil Servant Training” to the Brandon Hall Group’s Excellence Awards in Technology Program, for which it received a gold medal in Best Advance in Learning Management Technology for Compliance Training. This award and the high level of international acclaim it brings showcase the success Taipei City Government has had in using information technology to promote smart learning. On May 16, 2017, the 1,937th municipal government meeting presented Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je with a gold medal trophy.",
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    "Source": "https://english.dcsd.gov.taipei/News_Content.aspx?n=1DF8957170AFFDE0&s=0819C5C182C70984",
    "title": "Taipei e-Campus’s free speech \"Global craze for agriculture– everybody should take care of their own food\" helps you to eat safely!",
    "Content": "In order to promote Taipei’s garden city policy and enhance public health, Taipei e-Campus has collaborated with Songshan Community College to hold the free speech ”Global craze for agriculture– everybody should take care of their own food,\" inviting Professor Shenglin Chang, chairwoman of Graduate Institute of Building and Planning from National Taiwan University, to be the speaker and to introduce the new concept about “family gardens.” The speech will be held on June 6th (Saturday) afternoon from 1:00pm to 3:45pm at Songshan Community College. Everybody is welcome to participate.In order to fulfill social responsibility and enhance positive energy, Taipei e-Campus has continuously cooperated with domestic nonprofit organizations to produce high quality courses about environment and ecology, hoping to promote the importance and methods of environmental protection and help the public to practice from themselves.",
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    "DataSN": "7535844",
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    "Source": "https://english.dcsd.gov.taipei/News_Content.aspx?n=1DF8957170AFFDE0&s=CA2FC6BB96C2E617",
    "title": "Taipei e-Campus Kicks off \"Cloud Computing e-Learning Package Activity\"",
    "Content": "The \"Cloud Computing e-Learning Package Activity\" on Taipei e-Campus will provide a set of courses on different themes every month. We invite everyone to participate in these enriching and diverse online courses. For more information, please go to the website: http://welearning.taipei.gov.tw/ecampus/EDM/2014_03_CloudLearning/index.html (Chinese) or Taipei e-Campus website: https://elearning.taipei.gov.tw/ (Chinese)",
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    "Source": "https://english.dcsd.gov.taipei/News_Content.aspx?n=1DF8957170AFFDE0&s=397CA59F98AA0819",
    "title": "Taipei e-Campus speech event \"Aesthetics • Humanities\" is coming on the 2nd of November 2013",
    "Content": "Taipei e-Campus cooperates with Songshan Community College to hold a speech \"Aesthetics • Humanities\" at the 3rd floor conference room Taipei Municipal Zhong-Lun High School on the 2nd of November 2013 (Saturday). We invite the aesthetics expert Zhu Zhe-Liang who will show the audience on how to bring \"beauty\" into your life and will make the audience more understanding about aesthetics. Also the participants will have a chance to get our brilliant gifts, such as capsule coffee machine, resonance stereo, Tea for one, etc. For more information, please check the Taipei e-Campus website: http://elearning.taipei.gov.tw (Chinese) or Taipei Songshan Community College website: http://www.sscctpe.org.tw (Chinese). We welcome everyone to join this event.",
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    "Source": "https://english.dcsd.gov.taipei/News_Content.aspx?n=1DF8957170AFFDE0&s=3F1BBAC8DE3A9429",
    "title": "The Taipei e-Campus “Buoyant LOHAS e-paper” is holding an Essay Contest; the e-Campus Forum is now accepting entries!",
    "Content": "Our “Buoyant LOHAS e-paper” is holding an essay contest. Please decide your own topic and submit your original work of around 1,000 words to the Book Introduction column under LOHAS section on our learning forum. Writers whose essays have been selected and published on the e-paper will receive prize money for their works. Also, to ensure personal safety, please do not give away personal contact information in your essays. For more information, please contact Ms. Huang by calling (02)29320212, ext. 659. We look forward to receiving your entries!",
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    "Source": "https://english.dcsd.gov.taipei/News_Content.aspx?n=1DF8957170AFFDE0&s=5451496F7FD6FC5D",
    "title": "2013 “Useful Workplace English, Successful TOEIC test” Learning Programs Are Now Available.",
    "Content": "From July 1st to August 15th, 2013, all Taipei e-Campus members who obtain a course credit by completing any single course from the “Workplace English” and “TOEIC test” programs will automatically enter our raffle draw. The more courses you take, the higher chance of winning. For more information, please visit: https://elearning.taipei/mpage/home (Chinese) ",
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    "Source": "https://english.dcsd.gov.taipei/News_Content.aspx?n=1DF8957170AFFDE0&s=91A9FB35910041E2",
    "title": "Department of Civil Servant Development, Taipei City Government, hosts “the Civil Servant Emotion Management Seminar” on May 29",
    "Content": "In order to enhance civil servants’ knowledge of emotion management and emotional labor, the Civil Servant Emotion Management Seminar was held on Wednesday May 29 at the International Conference Hall, by the Department of Civil Servant Development, Taipei City Government, in collaboration with the Department of Public Administration of Tamkang University, the Examination Yuan, China Institute of Administrative Sciences and other agencies, with lectures being delivered by renowned domestic and foreign scholars in related fields. There were more than 130 participants from New Taipei City, Keelung and Taoyuan, in addition to Taipei City Government employees and Tamkang University students. ",
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    "Source": "https://english.dcsd.gov.taipei/News_Content.aspx?n=1DF8957170AFFDE0&s=A4BA671F45534BF1",
    "title": "Taipei e-Campus now releasing new learning activity ---\" New Course, New Joy\"",
    "Content": "Taipei e-campus proudly introduces the new learning activity: "New Course, New Joy". Members who complete any three of the recommended courses and successfully fill out the activity survey before the end of the month will now have a chance of winning a coupon worth NT$300!!For more information, please visit https://elearning.taipei/mpage/(Chinese)",
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